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Lumma Design Tweaks the BMW X6 xDrive40d

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The aftermarket specialists at Lumma Design have just introduced their latest project, which is again based on the BMW X6, only this time focusing on the xDrive40d model. The aim was to take the crossover and modify it so that it looks and drives like a car does. This means that aside from the visual changes, the tuners have also performed various performance mods.

When it leaves the factory, the 2011 BMW X6 xDrive40d is fitted with a twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six-cylinder engine producing 306 horsepower and 600 Nm (442 lb-ft) of torque.

But thanks to a remapped ECU unit and a new high performance quad-pipe exhaust system, the German model offers 340 horsepower and 670 Nm (494 lb-ft) of torque. However, considering that we are only talking about some extra 40 horsepower squeezed from the six-cylinder unit, we can't say we are that impressed.

But let’s see what are the other tweaks performed by Lumma. Notable features include a lowered sports suspension (which brings the crossover 40mm closer to the ground) and 22-inch lightweight alloy wheels wrapped around in 295/30-22 tires up front and 335/25-22 at the rear.

Moving on to the visual changes, highlights include a wide body kit comprising a new front bumper with LED lamps, a blacked out grille, wheel arch extensions, side skirts with air vents, and a rear bumper that accommodates quad tail pipes and a diffuser.

Finished in a black and white color scheme, the package also includes various carbon fiber components. Inside the car, the X6 sports the same black and white color theme from the exterior, sporting a mix of regular and carbon fiber-like leather, Alcantara and aluminum, bespoke instruments and aluminum pedals, and also new front and rear sport seats.
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